Imposition of penalties on CHA - mis-declaration of vessel - the ...

Customs House Agent Penalized for Misleading Vessel Description; Licensing Authority's Decision Deemed Overreach.

February 3, 2020

Case Laws Customs AT

Imposition of penalties on CHA - mis-declaration of vessel - the inclusion of ‘supply vessel’ in the description is equally ambiguous in deciding upon the classification. It was, therefore, an overreach on the part of the licensing authority to conclude that description made in the documents despite the possession of these two certificates indicate a deliberate attempt to mislead.

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Imposition of penalties on CHA - mis-declaration of vessel - the ...

Customs House Agent Penalized for Misleading Vessel Description; Licensing Authority's Decision Deemed Overreach.

February 3, 2020

Case Laws Customs AT

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